Boys Basketball:
Open Division (Pool Play):
Pool A:
Centennial 83, Notre Dame 63
Bishop Montgomery 51, Sierra Canyon 49
Pool B:
St. John Bosco 62, Harvard-Westlake 55
West Ranch 79, St. Bernard 58
Division 1:
Etiwanda 69, St. Paul 41
Canyon 58, JSerra 56
Mira Costa 49, Damien 41
Mater Dei 46, Heritage Christian 44
Division 2AA:
Oxnard 66, ML King 50
Orange Lutheran 75, RCHS 69
Tesoro 40, Rancho Verde 37
Culver City 57, Windward 55
Division 2A:
Rancho Christian 44, Aquinas 41
AGBU 42, Adelanto 36
La Mirada 79, Walnut 69
Pacifica Christian 76, Sonora 56
Division 3AA:
St. Pius 66, Hesperia 41
Buena 72, Maranatha 66
La Serna 77, Hillcrest 75
Camarillo 49, Orangewood Academy 45
Division 3A:
Bonita 59, San Dimas 58
San Gabriel Academy 66, Valley Torah 53
Oakwood 62, Newport Harbor 42
Ontario Christian 66, Schurr 65
Division 4AA:
Valencia 86, Gabrielino 55
Beaumont 58, Esperanza 36
LB Wilson 77, Nordhoff 72
St. Bonaventure 52, Flintridge Prep 44
Division 4A:
Littlerock 60, Leuzinger 59
Sage Hill 65, El Modena 63
Pacifica Christian 84, Faith Baptist 77
Jordan 89, Cade 74
Division 5AA:
Lynwood 89, Apple Valley 47
Whitney 69, Compton 57
Don Bosco Tech 78, Hillcrest Christian 42
North Torrance 61, Loara 27
Division 5A:
Blair 82, Hesperia Christian 68
Tarbut V Torah 60, Vasquez 51
San Gorgonio 69, Desert Christian Academy 64
Santa Paula 70, Norte Vista 55
Photos and game info from Ryan Tomey Football: St. Francis’ quest for a CIF-SS Division 6 championship was thwarted by their visitors from Murrieta Mesa. The Rams found themselves in an 11-point hole in the first quarter at Jim Bonds Stadium. However, MMHS was able to edge SFHS, 31-28, after outscoring the Golden Knights, 28-14, […]
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